This is my first playthrough. My character is now in his 60s and I just had 2 children born. I’m planning to retire him as soon as one of them comes of age. Over the course of this campaign there’s been quite a few lords that I want to track down and execute. So if I start doing that, will my heir inherit all the negative that comes with executing them? submitted by /u/Worth-Consequence247 [link] [comments]
-Construction Units -Weapon breaking and resupplying -Make battles last longer in game time and allied and enemy reinforcements come in if close enough even if it's unexpected -In battle morale -Troops have extremely low percentage chance(0 .5%) to disobey orders. You assign squad leaders that get randomly generated personalities and you can't for sure predict what they'll do or if they'll follow your orders. Hard to replace them too. -Perks can be added that decrease disobedience but also decreases damage dealt and increass morale loss in battle. -Minor attrition
If these were added I think the game would be the most realistic medieval wargame of all time while not being unmanageable or unfun, as long as the percentages are done right.
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